Historical accounts of this faith include God Passes By, which recounts a declaration in the garden of Ridvan. Martha Root is among its select, saint-like group called the Hands of the Cause; that group was established by the son of this faith's founder in that son's Will and Testament, and disbanded from the 1920s until 1957 by its leader, Shoghi (*) Effendi. Its founder wrote an allegorical text called The Seven Valleys, and its calendar includes a month-long, and thereby 19-day, fast. This faith's Book of Certitude describes progressive revelation and the unity of all world faiths. For 10 points, name this religion whose Universal House of Justice is in Haifa, Isr
Historical accounts of this faith include God Passes By, which recounts a declaration in the garden of Ridvan. Martha Root is among its select, saint-like group called the Hands of the Cause; that group was established by the son of this faith's founder in that son's Will and Testament, and disbanded from the 1920s until 1957 by its leader, Shoghi (*) Effendi. Its founder wrote an allegorical text called The Seven Valleys, and its calendar includes a month-long, and thereby 19-day, fast. This faith's Book of Certitude describes progressive revelation and the unity of all world faiths. For 10 points, name this religion whose Universal House of Justice is in Haifa, Israel, a tolerant monotheistic faith begun in Persia by Baha'ullah.
Historical accounts of this faith include God Passes By, which recounts a declaration in the garden of Ridvan.
{Bahá'í} faith